it depends on the facts, the courthouse and the judge and DA assigned to the case.
An experienced DUI Defense Attorney can give you a free consult. A DUI case is very fact specific to each case depending on what happened from the stop to the testing. Contact an attorney for a free consult over the phone or in person.
There is no general answer to this question. Everyone in your position wants their charges lowered or dropped, but the district attorney doesn't just do that because the defendant wants it. Whether the DA does will depend on the facts of your case.
mip, contributing to the delinquincy of a minor
My 17 year old son was walking home from a party with a 16 year old girl. They were stopped by the police and had been drinking. The officer was going to release him to us but my son decided to put up a fuss, and the officer searched him, cuffed him and wrote him a ticket for mip, and contributing to the delinquincy of a minor. What can we expect will happen at the court appearance?
In an S Corp with two co-owners, each with 50% shares, "Dan" has been "misappropriating" funds and refusing to provide financial information to the other owner, "John".
A few months ago Dan set up his own S Corp offering the exact same service, and is (presumably) stealing clients since he handles all the sales for the shared corp. When confronted, Dan denied everything and refused to agree to a buyout without a hugely unrealistic buyout price. How can John get Dan out of the corporation?
Background - Inc in state of MN, BOD has three members: the two owners, plus the wife of the owner who is the problem.
Child support/medical expenses
My divorce decree states that I must receive all medical bills/receipts within 10 days for 50%reimbursement. My divorce is in Texas, but I now live in Michigan. Just before Christmas, my ex-wife (in Texas)sent me a packette with 10 years of medical bills/receipts, that I have never laid eyes on before, demanding payment in 30-45 days. Michigan will only go back 12 months, for which she was awarded in a referee hearing. She was only present via telephone, even though the hearing papers said we must both be present. She now claims she is taking me to small claim/district court for the remaining $10,000 plus in medical bills she claims I owe. Can she do this, when I've never even seen these bills before, and is there any recourse on my part. My daughter indicated that the main reason for this is because she needs college money, as she is graduating this year. Which is beside the point.... I am remarried and we have 3 children (2 together, under the age of 2) I can't afford this injustice to take away from my current family....what is my recourse? PLEASE HELP!!!! Frustrated in Michigan!
Does Florida charge interest on child support arrears? If so, under what statute?
FL DOR got a child support order for us in 2009 and has been in enforcement ever since for $20,000 in arrears. Thought FL law that said interest is charged on child support arrears at rate determined by controller. Nothing on the order to say interest would be charged.
FL DOR saying interest is not charged on the judgement, and if I find something I need to send it to them.
Do I have to go back to court to get this corrected?
